A quick translation for all the non-swedish barbarians out there:

Man voice:
"The ingredients for a good intrigue: a fox, a cat and ´falukorv´ (big sausage). Of course the fox steals the sausage. But... apparently there are two pieces of sausage and the cat is not very keen on giving them both up. The female fox, having kids nearby, wants to bring as much food home as possible.
(00:35)
The cat is on its guard and the fox seems a little insecure (apprehensive).
She approaches the sausage again; but this time the cat has learned to stand its ground and defends the food without hesitation...
(01:16)
The fox frustratedly scrapes the ground with her paw but is ultimately forced to give up."

How was the fox going to pick up the second piece of meat with the first piece still in its jaws?

*nature

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>> ^chtierna:
A quick translation for all the non-swedish barbarians out there:
Man voice:
"The ingredients for a good intrigue: a fox, a cat and ´falukorv´ (big sausage). Of course the fox steals the sausage. But... apparently there are two pieces of sausage and the cat is not very keen on giving them both up. The female fox, having kids nearby, wants to bring as much food home as possible.
(00:35)
The cat is on its guard and the fox seems a little insecure (apprehensive).
She approaches the sausage again; but this time the cat has learned to stand its ground and defends the food without hesitation...
(01:16)
The fox frustratedly scrapes the ground with her paw but is ultimately forced to give up."


Bork! Bork! Bork!

Once I met a fox on a bike ride, while having lunch. It was carrying three ptarmigan in it's mouth. It passed us by and returned a minute later (sans ptarmigan) and tried to get my noodles.

>> ^rich_magnet:
Once I met a fox on a bike ride, while having lunch. It was carrying three ptarmigan in it's mouth. It passed us by and returned a minute later (sans ptarmigan) and tried to get my noodles.


I'm going to repeat that story next time I want to seem enigmatic to someone in conversation.